Final examinations are held Saturday through Friday, May 13 through 19, 2023.Your final exam schedule displays with your class schedule in the CSUN Portal under the Academics tab and the Current Class Schedule link.* If you have a final exam schedule conflict, contact both professors immediately to request alternate arrangements. * Learn more at Final Exam Information [1].You might be able to view some of your grades through the CSUN Portal as early as May 13. Grades are updated nightly thereafter.The last official day of the Spring 2023 semester is Thursday, May 25.* If you received a grade of Incomplete [2] in the Spring 2022 semester, you must submit the required course work by the last official day of Spring 2023, the following calendar year. * If you need more time to complete the course work, you must file the Request for Extension of Time to Remove an Incomplete (PDF) [3] before May 25, 2023.Best wishes for doing well on final exams![1] https://www.csun.edu/process-repository/final-exam-information [2] https://catalog.csun.edu/policies/administrative-grading-symbols-i-ic-rp-sp-w-wu-cr-and-nc/ [3] https://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/extension_inc.pdf

Students graduating in fall 2022 and spring or summer 2023 may participate in the Commencement ceremonies listed on the websites below as they are included in the 2022-2023 Academic Year.Information on the website below will be updated in the coming spring:* CSUN Commencement FAQs [1] * How to Prepare for Commencement [2] * Schedule of Ceremonies and Receptions [3]Congratulations to all!Questions about walking in the ceremony vs. completing your degree? Visit Undergraduate Degree Services [4]. [1] https://www.csun.edu/commencement/frequently-asked-questions-faq [2] https://www.csun.edu/commencement/resources [3] https://www.csun.edu/commencement/ceremonies-receptions [4] https://www.csun.edu/current-students/graduation

The Pride Center, in collaboration with the department of Queer Studies, welcomes our graduating LGBTQIA+ graduates and Queer Studies minors for a celebration of your pivotal achievement. The event will kick off with opening remarks from University leadership and students. This will be followed by a performance featuring Nur Fahlevi Pratama and other fellow students. Graduates will also be presented with a rainbow sash they can wear with pride at commencement!Nur Fahlevi Pratama (he/they) is an Indonesian composer, conductor, singer and pianist based in Los Angeles, California. Growing up, they were inspired by Javanese Gamelan music, and since their arrival in the US in 2012, have studied at CSU Northridge, Berklee College of Music and The Juilliard School. They have subsequently been granted recognitions by Thrive Foundation of Berklee, the Aurelio De La Vega Music Composition Scholarship, the Dr. Robert W. Wienpahl Scholarship and The Colburn Foundation. As an artist, they have had the privilege of being under the tutelage of Dr. David Connors, DME, Voice Professor Emeritus of CSU Los Angeles, before continuing their studies with established composers Andrew List (Berklee College of Music), Ray Lustig, Jake Landau, Daniel Felsenfeld (Juilliard Evening Division), Liviu Marinescu, Patrick O’Malley and Elizabeth Sellers (CSU Northridge).Registration is open now and closes Sunday, April 30. Sashes will be available to pick up at the Pride Center prior to the event if needed.Get ready to celebrate and recognize your hard work while creating unforgettable memories with your friends, family and allies at /Rainbow Graduation/ presented by the Department of Queer Studies and Pride Center of the USU… Where Matadors Belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the //Interpreting Services Request Form/ [1] */five days prior to the event./*[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request